Somewhere between 20-35 hours depending on whether you complete side content or not. But yes, it is absolutely worth $50. Not even a question there. 

Every party member in Sea of Stars is defined by their refusal to give up. Two different party members could arguably be described as dead at the point you recruit them, but hope and stubbornness keep them going. Garl still has the strongest determination of them all, and that’s pretty damn impressive for some random…

My spouse, who only knows about Alan Wake because I won’t shut up about it, was captivated by Mr. Door. David Harewood’s charisma and sense of authority are magnetic. He really breathes life into the character and you get drawn to him.

I was laughing at how absurd this was, every time they did it. How utterly insulting. And then to start things off memeing about it with Christopher Judge, like, “harharhar we played you off the stage last year because your speech was so long” and then they did it SEVERAL times unironically for some speeches that were…

I expect them to give him some kind of tooth pick like they did inm Kingdom Hearts.

I wasn't able to watch this year but I absolutely have in the past because it often clues me in to games worth playing that I might have missed. I only get to play a couple of new games each year so hearing about good games not on my radar is very helpful and worth watching for in addition to the info on new games…

The way they kept, almost instantly, playing people off was terrible. It really felt like they don’t give a shit about the awards when they have to bring out Kojima to announce nothing for eons. Geoff even ‘thanking’ the first winners for keeping it short felt less like the joke he, no doubt, intended it to be and…

I think it’s telling how seriously the “awards show” aspect is taken when you’ve got plenty of celebrity appearances hocking their upcoming projects/products for minutes at a time, while the folks winning the awards are quickly ushered off stage.

That’s not to say celebrities don’t belong on the Game Awards stage; just…

I guess when your life takes place largely outside of reality, a little whiff of it can feel pretty bad. As renowned journalist Alexander Knox once put it, “The rich. You know why they’re so odd? Because they can afford to be.”

Boy, it’s so unlike her to say super out of touch stuff from a position of obscene privilege.

She was canceled so hard she was immediately uncanceled, thus canceling her cancelation. What don’t you get?!?

Well this comment thread was an epic fucking journey, let me tell you. At this point I’m not entirely sure what we were talking about, but you are absolutely right that 6.9-7.2 is 1) fucking weird to land on in any kind of personal scale without a very detailed scoring system and 2) just wrong all the way around and…

I’m somewhere in the middle of the rest of this battle, but man, what a terrible example this is.

Is a 9.9 movie bad? Because if you sold me 99% of a car I would stillthink it was pretty bad.

Every online survey/review I have ever completed says 1 bad, 10 good, 5 average.

I love the faux-precision of “6.9, 7.2 tops”. Like you have some way of distinguishing a 6.9 from a 7.2.

A scale of 1-10 is not a percentage.

I look forward to The Marvels showing up on Disney + so some of you idiots can watch it and realize it's actually very good then shut the fuck up.

It’s a shame Disney doesn’t have any other stylish sci-fi franchise they could turn their attention to. . .

Please god put him in a Star Trek show.

It’s interesting that the Bad Batch isn’t listed. From what I’ve read, it’s almost completely finished.